Archival Survey Research Articles

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland. Highland Regional Archive

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland. Highland Regional Archive

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland: the North-Eastern Survey, 1976–1978

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland: the North-Eastern Survey, 1976–1978

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Life circumstances and physical illness: A cross disciplinary survey of research content and method for the decade 1965–1975

This study contributes a 10 factor 95 category schema for analyzing the content and method of 329 research articles dealing with the social, psychological and life event antecedents of physical illness. The form of this research was an inclusive archival survey of the primary literature. Selection was based on content, and articles were classified by method after selection. Estimates for the number of total articles and their distribution, based on a pilot study, were found to be accurate. Nineteen journals were surveyed for the period 1965–1974, and the differing interests of 8 separate disciplines in various illnesses, preconditions, and methods is demonstrated. The results also indicated what antecedents were studied with reference to specific illnesses and illness groups. The findings suggest that the historic origins of the various disciplines remain influential in the selection of content, and that tradition also guides journals in their selection of articles for publication. The sources of data for the project on the social preconditions and precipitators of physical illness were 19 journals thought to represent the primary literature in this area. Each eligible study was regarded as a unit from which information in 10 categories, including content, method, discipline of authorship, journal, and year of publication were retrieved in accordance with a pre-established plan. The data sets were then subjected to cross-tabulation and trend analysis.

The Corresponding Societies of the British Association for the Advancement of Science. 1883-1929. A Survey of Historical Records, Archives and Publications. R. M. MacLeod , James R. Friday , C. Gregor

<i>The Corresponding Societies of the British Association for the Advancement of Science. 1883-1929. A Survey of Historical Records, Archives and Publications</i>. R. M. MacLeod , James R. Friday , C. Gregor

A Survey of the Vatican Archives and of Its Medieval Holdings. Leonard E. Boyle

<i>A Survey of the Vatican Archives and of Its Medieval Holdings</i>. Leonard E. Boyle

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Reports and surveys of archives in northern Scotland

Guide to the Sources in the Netherlands for the History of Latin AmericaA Survey of Archives in the Netherlands Pertaining to the History of the Netherlands Antilles

Guide to the Sources in the Netherlands for the History of Latin AmericaA Survey of Archives in the Netherlands Pertaining to the History of the Netherlands Antilles

Documenting Portuguese Africa

With Portugal and Angola constantly in the news these days, we felt a survey of sources, archives, and movements concerned with the Portuguese in Africa would be valuable. Material for studies of Portuguese Africa is widely scattered (and admittedly fragmentary) and its location not well known. We have tried therefore to list very briefly the main institutes, libraries, and serial and book sources concerned with this subject and to furnish a guide to the political groups contesting for control of the Portuguese African Empire.

A Tentative Survey of Business Archives

preparation for the workshop sessions of the i960 annual meeting of the Society of American Archivists, a questionnaire regarding business archives was distributed to 113 companies throughout the United States.1 The purpose was to discover ( 1 ) if business organizations feel a need for preserving their records of the past, (2) where business archives exist, (3) how the records are preserved, and (4) in what way they are used. The summary below is based on replies from the 5 1 companies that reported available material. Their average age was 129 years; the oldest company was formed in 1798 and the most recent in 1925. Histories have been written about 39 of these companies; and 5 others reported plans for compiling histories.

A survey of archives in the Netherlands pertaining to the history of the Netherlands Antilles

A survey of archives in the Netherlands pertaining to the history of the Netherlands Antilles